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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31

CITY TREAsURER'S OFFICE, }
SAvANNAH, GA, January -. 1891
If you wish to save the discount of IL per
cent. on your specific (or busnesej tax. and
on your dogs, Duggles, carriages, drays,
trucks, wagons and other vehicles, payment
must be made on or before JANUARY 3lsF,
as the ordinance directs.
Z. s. HAkDEE. CITY Treasurer.
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prouooale aua,,tro.

dds are invited for a loan against respon-
ID de ltiH bond 10 cover d sbursenent-, etc,
apportoned As per n justin, Mt, and resting
on cargo ogwood eN Ii hRMANN BEHRENT.
alb ut 10 be forwarded to its destination. VIZ:
the port of Havre, + ance. All b DIS must I've
handed in bv MONDAY, the Sst. IN t., at
noon, at The ONCE OF the Imp. German Com
sulate, VIII, re further particulars mas be OBJ
talned.
GEO. DILLNITZ,
AgNnt Z RIO Log wood.
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Goparrmrrshtp s,otrrrs.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

A LIMITED Partnership heretofore
"A existing, was renewed and extended,
under The laws Of Georgia on January first,
1857. between DAVID W EISBEIN, OF Savan-
NAH, Georgia, rs general uartuer, and ED
WARD J. HEEMER, Of the city OF Paris.
France. as special partner, beginning on the
Aforesaid date, and 10 terminate on the first
Of January. $50 under the firm name Of
DAVID WElS BEIN," for the tran. action
of Dry Goods Fancy Goods and Notion
Business ana said special partner has con-
triNuted to The common stock the sum of
thirty thousand $4,000 dollars.
Cer.i0cate is placed, recorded. filed and
registered IN the { erk's Office of the superior
Court of chatham county. Georgia.
DAVID WEISBEIN.
EDWARD }. BREMER,
Filed in Office and recorded this first day of
January. 1887. j. Il. r. CARR,
Deputy Clerk Superior Court Chatham Co.,
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TRAIN ROBBERS Run DOWN.
4 Pitched Battle in a Canyon Ends
in victory over the Outlaws.

\ PltcheG Battle III Canyon Ends
in Victory over the Outlaws.
ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ, Jan. 30.-Two
detectives, accompanied by four deter.
mned men with bloodhounds, started a
short time ago in pursuit Of a gang OF
train robbers who have been operating in
this vicinity for the past six months. The
ROBBERS were tracked into HalPs canyon,
near Bel En- station, 50 miles south OF
here, ana when they discovered that they
were surrounded they made bloody de-
tense at close range. The robbers proved
TO be tour In number and were well
armed.
PITCHED BATTLE.
The detectives demanded their surren-
der but they answered the demand with a
VOlley of lead, and regular battle
commenced. The detectives and their
party were the victors. During the hgnt
Hardy Foster, one of the robbers, was
fatally wounded, but lived long enough 10
MAKE a confession, duplicating the whole
party. Two others were captured but the
fourth made his escape. One OF the
captured men proved TO be Charlie
Ross, VINO murdered Marshal Mcclure,
Of this city, last November, and suisse
quently broke jail. The name OF the other
is Leslie Boise, and he is a native of West
Hertord, Tex. Both men are now
lodGed IN Jail, when is surrounded by
the sheud's posse. Lynching is favored
and IL IL feared that IT Will be carried ont,
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WATER GAS MACHINES.

A new company, composed of J. r.
Campbell, Geo. F. Drew, j. G. Greeley,
". J. Harkisheimer, K. H.JOnes, Charles
Il. Smith. DIR. L. p. Blair, Z. II. Blair and
Ira Mowery, of this city, and 5. II. Doten,
h. f. Doten, A. K. DoJen and 7. Berry,
OF Portland, Me-, has been formed for the
manu- acture and sale Of the Slater pro-
cess water gas machines. The officers
are Hon. Geo. F. Drew, President; Maj
W. j. harkisheimer, Vice President;
Hon. j. G. Greeley, Treasurer; G. II.
Smith, Secretary and Ira Mowery, Super
inteudent,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-31

Folds, or pleatngs of Brussels net,
WITH tiny dots or points Of gilt, are used
in the neck and sleeves OF dark dresses.
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PITCHED BATTLE.
CoigAte's New SOAP

washes better and lasts longer than any
other. See big advertisement next
Wednesday.
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DIR. I'll. IL. Hitchcock
Ulmer's Liver torrectOr.

Offers his professional services to the citizens
Savannah. Office 100 Liberty street.
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MISSES SUITS.

Misses Cashmere Suits at 81 each.
Misses Cashmere suits at 81 p each.
Misses Cashmere Suits at 81 80 each
Misses Cashmere Suits at 81; worth
50 80.
Misses Flannel Suits at 81 rs each.
Misses Flannel Suits at $3 each
Misses Flannel suits at So so; wort,
!, 81 25.
Misses Flannel Suits at 81 80; worth
IS 25 each.
Misses Flannel Suits at IS; same were
sold last week So.
Misses Flannel Suits at Sc 70; reduced
from IS each.
Misses Tricot Suits at s5; worth Sc o.
each.
Misses Tricot Suits at So; worth OF 50
each.
Misses Tricot Suits at s.; reduced from
SO 30 each.
The above prices are made
with a view of closing the
entire lot at once.
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mePftnge.


DehHlU LOuS6 me- % As W w
a regular meeting will be held THIS Moi
dayl EVENING at S O'Clock.
The second Degree will be conferred
Members of other Lodges and ylsIuns
brothers are cordially invited to attend.
Bv order j. 5. COLLINS, n. q,
John RILEY, SecretarY.
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AS PRETTY AS A PICTURE:
1000 ores in south Florida Which
Are to be Beautified.

1000 ores in south Florida when
Are to be Beautified.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan, 30.-Presi-
dent IuQraham, of the South Florida
railroad, left here recently for Sanford.
The NEWS, representative had brief In
terview with him and gathered come
pointers that will be given hereafter.
Col. Ingraham had been absent
some Two weeks, visiting Mem
pms, New York and otner
points. He expressed himself as highly
pleased with Florida's reputation abroad
this season, and thinks the travel will be
very large. Among one of the important
results OF this trip ia the settlement OF all
toe clouds ON the titles OF large
ana beautiful 7,00U-aCre tract
Of land in Orange county, at
the site of Barlow junction,
known as the "Lake Alfred tract"
Legal titles are now secured 10 all This
land, and 1t is the intention of the com
pany owning it to plot out fine city
there at once. Among the owners are
many OF the officials OF the Southern EX-
press company, the Plant system, The
Florida Railroad and Navigation, and IN
TACT most of the more prominent railroad
men in the state own an interest. This
insures the speedy development and set
Element OF the place, for ample capital
VIII be back Of the enterprise. 1t is well
located tor pleasure resort, the land be-
ing high and rolling, with numerous
LARGE and clearwater lakes. ahording
charming sites for villas and
residences. Nature has indeed
MADE IL an admirable spot for pleasant
winter resort, and if the company carry
out their plans fully, as outlined to us,
II Will be one OF the handsOmest ana most
delightful towns in South Florida. IL IL
only So miles from Sanford, on the line OF
the south Florida railroad; 10 from
Lakeland, the junction of the South
Florida and the Pm berton Ferry Branch,
and AZ from Tampa. There are rumors,
too, Of new line coming in at this spot.
Altogether 1t is fine situation, and had
the titles been perfect it probably would
have been settled long ere this.
POSTMASTER CLARK'S WORK.
Postmaster Clark's efficient work in
the post office here is com plimented on all
hands. lie certainly deserves credit for
the many improvements so successfully
carried out by him.
Over 600 laborers are now at work on
the Orange Belt railway, between Oak
land and the Gulf. With this road bring
ing it into the world, as it were, Tarpon
Springs will probably have big boom at
once, as IL Is wen lOCdleu On Tue gun,
with good protection for shipping.
WORK OF THE SPRINGFIELD COMPANY.
The Springteld Company are doing
great deal of work in their improvement
Of this charming suburb Of jacksonville.
Their she'll road Is a success and adds not
little to the pleasure OF the residents of
that section. They have exl ended several
thousand dollars in their improvements
there WithiD the last wear.
Alter Feb. the office Of the Mallory
Line will be removed from its present To-
cation to 70 West Bay, opposite the Aston
block.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-10
The Bee Hive Of Port Huron.

Probably the most attractive store in
this section of the country il that
"Wonderful Bee Hive Bazaar" in the
city of Port Huron. 1t is really won
derful how rapidly that establishment
has grown from little penny concern,
in small wooden building, until now
the proprietors occupy large double
store, plate glass front, on the corner
of Huron Ave. and Park street, nearly
opposite the Court House and City Hall
and the building from the basement to
the garrett is filled with the greatest
variety of useful and ornamental goods
of every description ever seen under a
single roof. All this has been accom-
plished within four years, commencing
with a capital of less than 500. 1t has
been brought about by a careful atten-
ton to business and selling goods at
low prices. More than this, the propri-
etors are heavy and judicious adver-
tisers. They believe in printers ink.
We ask our readers as a special request
that they look over the great holiday
advertisement Of the Bee Hive in
another column OF this paper. Every.
body is invited to make the Bee Hive a
visit and inspect the large handsome
store and immense stock of holiday
goods, and take a peep At old Santa
Claus who will make his headquarters
there. They ask all the little children
in the country to send in list OF
things they want to old Santa Claus to
bring them for holiday gifts and address
their letters to Santa Claus care Of the
Bee Hive. Port Huron. We imagine
that the proprietOrs will be Hooded
with missives before Christmas.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-10
AUCTION SALES.

G.. Cooper, auctioneer. will sell for the
undersigned at his residence one mile
north and three and one-half miles
east of Brockway Centre, near the
Schram school house. on Wednesday,
November l6, 1857, commencing at p.
m, a lot of stock, farm tools. etc.
GEO. HAYNES.
Geo. w. Bell, auctiOneer, will sell for
the undersigned at his farm II miles
east and miles south of Old Brock
way, or IL miles east and miles north
of Emmett, on Thursday, Nov. II, 1887.
a LOT of stock, farm tools, etc. Sale to
commence at p. m. JOHN MARTIN.
Geo. W. Bell, aucti0neer, will sell for
the undersigned at his farm one mile
north and one-half mile west Of Brock
way Centre, OH Saturday, Nov. II, 1887,
commencing at one o'clock, p. NJ, u lot
of stock, farm tools. etc.
Ed. RICHARDSON.
Geo. W, Bell, auctiOneer, will offer
for sale by public auction at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Flora Robinson. near
Sam Willey's on the State Road in FIRE.
mont. on Friday, Nov. II, 1887, COM
mencing at one p. m. sharp, q lot OF
stock. farming implements, household
furniture, etc. JOHN r. KNOX,
Administrator.
Geo. w. Bell, auctioneer. will sell by
public auction for the undersigned at
his farm miles east and miles south
of Roseburg, i'll Fremont. on Friday,
Nov. 10, 1887, a lot of stock. farm tools.
etc. Sale to commence ut y. m.
LORENZO RECTOR
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-10
Eyetems from Emmett,

Mrs. Jas Cavanagh is very sick with
typhoid fever and it is feared that she
will not recover; also Jas. Buckley IL
quite sick with the same disease.
Geo. W. Saville is the happiest man in
town lisa girl. Score another for
Saville.
Paddy Buckley, who left here six
years ago. is in the village visiting old
friends. lie will remain short time.
John Cavanagh il able to be around
again.
Jas. Garlick intends moving with his
family to Brockway Centre soon.
VIM. Buffers new roller mill is turn
ing out first class flour
Thos. Buckley has moved to town.
Moses Laforge has gone to Mt Glenn
ems to work in the iron works there
He will move his family soon.
There will be religious services here
next Sunday at 800 o'clock p. m. Rev
G. :. Shattuck will preach. SMOKE
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-10
Quick Sales FOR Small Profits !


Send for our Illustrated Retail Price List of Ladies
GL0AEG,
including Newmarksts. Rsgians. jackets and
Sae9uea and jackets; WRAPS etc. also misses and
ment OF Embroidered and FancyPrinted Flannels
lected stock Of cioakings. ladies' and Misses
Furs, Fur Trimmings, cloak ornaments. and car.
Iiage robes. r, Ladies' Tros'ean' and Infants
our stock Ia complete, both foreign and domestic.
Our cloak and shawl departments are elegantly
ntted up on the second moor, with toilet rooms
adjacent. Take the elevator.
DRESS GOODS.
This department 10 fully stocked with late and
desirable styles. New Silks In great variety. New
Moirs for combinations. An elegant assortment
S hsvs i sase * aSs % v.
supply your needs promptly In mourning goods.
In Dress Trimmings NO have all the reliable noy.
Buttons. We have a complete line Of colorlngs
err purposes, fun line Of the popular makes
Our stock Of blankets 10 always large. together
with comforters, Elder Down Quilts and large
line Of coored Blankets for travelling. also Ladies
Wrappers and Toboggan Suits.
HOUSE FvEayIs1rI1ZGs-
Toilet use is special feature. We show lsrrs
variety of new designs. Marseilles Quilts IN Al
sizes. We keep Nine Demorest's Reliable Pat
terms. The Monitor Of Fashions gratis. We oner
the very best stock IT Staple and Fancy. DRY
Goods at Prices which we are confident Will In
duse you to buy. Please to call or send W. your
c. G. MEIsEL & BRO,
Pert Huron, Michigan.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-10
WHERE TO DEAL.

For good 40 ct tea 60 to McIntyre's,
he has the best.
A good stiff hat for 80 cents at the
New York Clothing House, 1T. Huron.
A new lot of clothing, ladies' and
misses wraps just received at Nc.
Intyre's.
4 dandy suit of underclothing for SO
cents at the New York Clothing House
1T, Huron.
For underwear Mcintyre takes the
lead. \ new lot just opened. Look at
the 500 vest all wool.
Cardigan jackets 90 per cent lower
than any house in Michigan at the New
York Clothing House, Pt. Huron.
The ladies are all rushing to McIn-
tyres to buy their new dresses, brocade
velvets and pushes and braids to match.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-10

NTETT7-


operation straight will
te
cShbitOn Pumpkin
The
M shall the Ladies' hunting
prizes given The terms which Is this: TO
in the clothing hats groceries dry goods boots shoes general
shall have dollars WORTH
number GUESSED on it, also his name and post address We keep dp
notified by earliest mail after Jan LIST Come early and make purchases
number
the prizes the said parties shall make their arrangements to decide who
shall committee
the the
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-10
CORRESPONDENCE.
Ohips from Oapsc.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, of Flint, visited
at q. Testers the past week.
Fred Locke is confined to his bed
with m;llarlal fever.
&C. Prakrr visited ut. Huron Satur-
day.
Miss Frank bankers will commence
teaching next Monday near smiths.
DIR. H. &. Lathrop intends going to
East Tawas To practice dentistry.
The village well is down nearly 20C
feet and no water yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Showlar. of Ar.
kona. Ont, visited relatives here last
week. Lux.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-10
Miscellaneous.

Towel rollers ut Sc
Gilt frame looking glasses at 1Oc.
A good scrub brush for. O5c
Tip toe shoe brush for. 1Oc
Two gallon oil can In wood case at ......... 48c
Full size Jgppaned dust pans at ............ .09c
Large sized black handled graters at. ....... .O5c
Fancy brass comb case fOr...,...............05c
Small and medium size lamp chimneys. 80. :. O4c
Large sized lamp chimneys at................. csc
Bedroom lamp complete for. 15c
Fancy polka dot lamp complete for .......... Csc
Tubular lanterns complete for. zoe
Maple chopping bowls at...,..................1 Toe
Chopping Knives, single blade ............... .05c
ChOpling knives double blade .............. l0c
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-10
Tinware.

Excellent stove pipe i2ctS. per length.
Firbtsclass elbows ten cents each
Ten quart pals. ut H. cts.
Fourteen quart pals at ~ cts.
Five quart pals at 10 cts.
Three quart covered pals at 10 cts
Two quart covered pals at D.
One quart covered pals at &C.
One pint covered pals ut 80.
Thirteen inch refined washbOwls Toe.
Eleven inch refined washbowls Sc.
Two pint tin coffee pots ut Zoe
Three pint tin coffee pots ut he.
Pour pint tin Coffee pots at lJc.
-Four pint copper bOttOlned tea pots at 3Oc.
Five pint copper bOttOmed tea and coffee pots SOC.
Six pint copper bottom Coffee pots ut SIC.
No. copper bottom heavy tin washbOiler s5c.
No. copper bOttOmed heavy tin washboer 95c.
No . copper bottOmed heavy tin washbOiler ~ .05.
No. copper bottom tea kettles at BE.
No, y copper bottom tea kettles ut iJc.
No. o copper bottom tea kettles at 5r.
Six nine inch pie plates for zoe.
Good long handle clippers mt and Toe.
Dish pans 10, II. 2Oand - ccnts each.
Six quart milk pans, per ,lOZ. zoe.
And all other tlnware ut great reduction.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-10
Are YOU GOING TO PORT HURON 4?
Either business pleasure goods the natuia wells
the Great Railroad Tunne don't fail to visit the truly wonderful
BEE HIVE BAZAAR
BEE HIVE BAZAAR.

Corner of Huron Aye and Park nearly opposite the court house and
variety of useful and ornamental goods displayed in Eastern Mch
We daily receiving and opening the largest and finest ho
goods brought Port Huron goods You will
find novelty the market Toys toys till can't rest Country
merchants find what they for the holiday trade We will
public openings December LIST and continuing
week We child this section of the
and whether they buy cents worth Come
and feast goods and The Tnware department
immense We selling stacks prices discount
ed We lead oil others Look at the prices of few articles
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-10
Fancy Goods.
Coal hods, Shovels. etc.

Large stock glassware hanging Lamps table lamps lamps
Headquarters for stationery and second hand school books juvenile
and miscellaneous books We offering freely bound books
best antho popular for Never cheap
OLD SANTA CLAUS will be BEE HIVE all
holiday gifts to the oldest aud the Our propetors
clerks good looking and aabe and have Re-
member the 502 and 504 Huron BORT
get there NBwe want every little boy and girl in the country
wire letter to Old Santa Claus and list of what
holiday Address letters the Bee Hive Port Huron
We will deliver them.
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tbsteu su bubsn, bic 5luide IS Gents.
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Sum 9erfanf bel u. GreiS.
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ties bat. Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe tuers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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